Tennessee · Hog & Wild Boar
Hog & Wild Boar Hunting in Tennessee
Find 21 guided hog & wild boar hunting packages from 7 outfitters in Tennessee. Packages range from $150 – $5,900.
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Availability reflects published hunting seasons, so summer months show fewer hunts than fall and winter.
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Spartan Hunting Preserve
Grandview, Tennessee
Year-round trophy hunts with no hidden fees in East Tennessee
- $1,400+
Trophy Boars Group Hunt (10+ Hunters)
GuidedYear-round3 days - $1,450+
Trophy Boars Group Hunt (5-9 Hunters)
GuidedYear-round3 days - $1,500+
Trophy Boars Hunt
GuidedYear-round3 days - $2,900+
2 Boars Combo Hunt
GuidedYear-round3 days
Standing Rock Hunting Lodge
Jamestown, Tennessee
Experience thrilling exotic and wild boar hunts with southern hospitality.
Wilderness Hunting Lodge
Monterey, Tennessee
Tennessee's Finest Wild Boar & Exotic Hunts
Caryonah Hunting Lodge
Crossville, Tennessee
Hunt trophy Russian wild boar and exotic species with luxurious lodging in the Cumberland Mountains.
Bridgecreek Farms LLC
Clarkrange, Tennessee
For the one true trophy of a lifetime & memories that will last forever!
Clarkrange Hunting Lodge
Clarkrange, Tennessee
Tennessee hunting preserve specializing in exotic game and wild boar hunts.
Triple C Ranch
Monterey, Tennessee
Tennessee outdoor experience with self-guided deer, waterfowl, hog, and turkey hunts.
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Hog & Wild Boar Hunting Regulations — Tennessee
No closed season — this species may be hunted year-round in this state. Confirm with your state agency.
🪪 Licenses & Tags
| License / Tag | Required | Cost | Draw? | For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WMA Big Game (Non-quota) | Yes | $24.00 | — | All huntersPublic land |
| 7-Day - All Game | Yes | $214.00 | — | Non-resident |
| Annual - All Game | Yes | $305.00 | — | Non-resident |
| Annual Sportsman (ages 16-64) | Yes | $165.00 | — | Resident |
| Junior Hunt, Fish & Trap (Ages 13-15) | Yes | $9.00 | — | Resident |
| Senior Sportsman (ages 65 and over) | Yes | $49.00 | — | Resident |
| Supplemental Big Game Archery | Yes | $33.00 | — | Resident |
| Supplemental Big Game Gun | Yes | $33.00 | — | Resident |
| Supplemental Big Game Muzzleloader | Yes | $33.00 | — | Resident |
🎯 Weapon & Equipment Rules
- Archery — Hunting arrows and bolts must be equipped with sharpened broadheads.
- Muzzleloader — Muzzleloading firearms (rifles and handguns) .36 caliber or larger are legal.This does not apply to turkey.
- Rifle — Rifles and handguns using centerfire ammunition (full metal jacketed ammunition prohibited). Air guns .35 caliber or larger are legal. Must use a pre-charged pneumatic firing mechanism and be equipped with a built-in manometer (air pressure gauge).This does not apply to turkey.
- Shotgun — Ammunition loaded with a single solid ball or slugs is legal.This does not apply to turkey.
Big Game Check-In: All harvested big game must be checked in by midnight on the day of harvest and before being gifted to another person or leaving the state. The harvest confirmation number must be available for inspection by TWRA personnel until the time of final processing and must accompany an animal taken to a taxidermist or meat processor.